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On the morning of Nov. 18, Hamilton in France students embarked on a train leaving Paris for Alsace, Strasbourg, located in the eastern part of the country.

More than 20 student members of BLSU recently participated in the first-ever BLSU Day of Service, organized by the COOP as a collaborative effort between the two organizations. Half of the service group volunteered at the Veteran's Outreach Center and the other half at the Rescue Mission, both nonprofit organizations in the local Utica community.

Clark Callahan P’18, managing director of executive education custom programs at Harvard Business School recently spoke to students from two Government courses. Callahan’s talk focused on his experiences in Russia in the early 1990s working for a program whose mission was to support Russia’s transition to a market economy by training entrepreneurs and teaching the basics of how to run a business.

Students in the two-week Field Study of Criminal Justice Reform and Innovation in Sweden course last June offered an overview of their experiences to an engaged audience of students and faculty.

From College Hill to France, members of the Hamilton community gathered to celebrate Thanksgiving.

In a spirited and giving mood fitting for the holidays, students recently gathered to participate in the ongoing “Food Harvest,” where volunteers collect and package excess food from the college’s dining halls.

President David Wippman stopped by to have lunch with Hamilton in France students on Nov. 21. The visit took place at Reid Hall, in the center of Paris.

The basement of the Sadove Student Center has just gotten a long-awaited facelift. An opening right before break showed off renovations that will provide Hamilton students with a place where they can study, play games, attend club meetings, watch performances or just relax.

Director of the Oral Communication Center Amy Gaffney and Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication Tim Recuber represented Hamilton at the 103rd Annual National Communication Association conference.

In an email on Nov. 21, Interim Dean of Faculty Margaret Gentry notified the Hamilton community of the death of Eugene Domack, the J. W. Johnson Family Professor of Environmental Studies emeritus.